I know, its a bit different but its an easy one, I promise!We have two sponsors this fortnight and two prizes for two lucky randomly drawn winners! Anice at Funky Hand is offering a download 
And My Creative Classroom is offering a free seat in any of their online classes!
And here is my take on the sketch! I've used offcuts from a wordbook from the I Do Wedding Wordbook download from Funky Hand and made the little squares with a small Nesties die and then layered the shapes onto a different paper and cut round them.
A bit of inking around the edges and I found a faux silver heart buckle in my stash and added some chocolate brown satin ribbon through the centre. Quite quick to make and I think I'll be using the sketch again!
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The images are from Squidgi Digi (Lisa you have one talented daughter!) after I'd seen one of the images on Lisa's blog and KNEW they would be perfect for Jane and Phil's Wedding card as they are into their VW camper vans in a big way (wait until you see the Wedding photos!) I've used Promarkers, glossy accents and crystal stickles for colouring.
The congratulations sentiment stamp was a magazine freebie from ages ago and I've personalised the number plates!
The papers are off-cuts from making a wedding wordbook and are from the I Do! Wedding download from Funky Hand. I've used a Martha Stewart punch for the fancy bits and dotted liquid pearls in the spaces. All the flowers are from Hobbycraft and are a fairly recent purchase. The ribbon I found in my stash and was just the right size! I've made the hat pin with some faux pearl beads from a necklace I bought in a charity shop with the intention of chopping it up and using the elements. 
I've spelt out Mr and Mrs added the flowers with pearl brad centres plus dotted some liquid pearls here and there. Instead of adding an 'and' sign or word, I've used a faux silver buckle heart with ribbon fed though - the same ribbon as I've tied the pages together. Quite a complicated tie and I used a fair amount of ribbon too so the reverse also looks fancy.
The image is bought from here and is by Lee Jacobs - I've coloured it with Promarkers. The lovely silvery swirly paper is from the I Do Wedding download from Funky Hand - I'd found it during The Tidy Up and as I'm trying to use all my scraps, it fitted perfectly!
And that's it!
I actually started making the card a few weeks ago and I was suffering a little from knowing what to do with it until I saw the sketch! One of my cousins is getting married at the end of August (this will be the third Wedding we have been to in 6 weeks!) and my Mum asked me to make a card.
The sentiment has been stamped with chestnut Whispers ink and is part of a freebie set from a magazine a while ago and I think it's Papermania. I think I'll get quite a bit of use out of this sentiment!
Just got my card to finish making before the Wedding - its all cut out and ready to be decorated - its actually a word book using the I Do! collection of papers. And if I remember to take a photo of it, I'll show it!
The backing papers are from the new Funky Hand download - I Do! Wordbooks - I've just used the additional papers and printed onto hammered card. The two little people and their outfits have been cut with Sizzix dies and some I have tailored to suit (no pun intended!) Added some seed beads, some little paper roses and ribbon from my stash. The sentiment (says thank you) has been handwritten.
For a further touch, I've brought in a pale pink ribbon and also some tiny silver rings, suspended from the letter A. I've printed the co-ordinating backing papers onto the reverse of the letters, although I've not got a photo of it! It's all really easy to print - you select the letter and then press print!!
